Opponents in Cuba

Rosa María Payá will receive the FAES Freedom Award this Friday in Madrid

Prosecutor seeks up to ten years in prison for four dissidents from Granma, according to elTOQUE

The free world must stand with the Cuban people, not with tyranny

Mother reports being asked for a 500,000 peso bail for her 16-year-old son detained in Havana

Raúl Borges, father of political prisoner Ernesto Borges, has passed away in Havana

Leo Fernández Cruz, a 45-year-old Cuban activist, dies after being hit by a vehicle in Havana: friends bid him farewell with sorrow

How to have a strong and dynamic body that conquers the freedom of Cuba?

Academic: "Everyone who supports the cause, whether inside or outside, Cuban or foreign, is useful and necessary."

Some motivate, others discourage. But we move forward!

U.S. condemns verdict against Anna Bensi: "The cowardice of the Cuban regime knows no bounds."

Only one witness was allowed to enter the trial of Anna Bensi, her sister reports

Luis Silva reacts to Anna Bensi's conviction: "The priority is those who think differently."

Cuban-American congress members express their full support for Anna Bensi and issue a warning

Who benefits from the Cuban problem? Gustavo Marín, founder of Abdala, responds

Cuban artists, influencers, and religious figures come together in support of Anna Bensi and her mother ahead of the trial they face this Thursday

Famous fables and the reality of Cuba

Lithuania, Costa Rica, and the USA are driving an international front for democracy in Cuba

State Security threatens Cuban activists if they go to the U.S. Embassy.

Félix and Saylí Navarro, nominated for the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought

“It has even robbed us of our ability to react,” “divided, we will not get out of this,” says the activist

Veteran independent journalist Reinaldo Emilio Cosano Alén has passed away

Cuban father and son sentenced to prison: one for distributing pamphlets against the regime, the other for failing to report it

Adam Michnik, an example of an intellectual committed to the defense of truth and justice

Don Quixote: when dignity refuses to accept reality

Guillermo del Sol ends hunger strike after 73 days: "I could suffer a stroke at any moment."

Guillermo del Sol loses consciousness after more than 70 days on hunger strike

"Listen to my testimony": Cuban opposition figure detained by ICE seeks help

Cuban activist laments that Cuba's repressors enter Miami while he fights for his asylum

Oscar Casanella: "If they deport me, the Cuban police will have won."

Envy as a weapon of tyranny: divide to conquer

From 12 activists to 15 years of repression and resistance: The story of UNPACU against the Cuban regime

UNPACU: 15 years of struggle for the freedom of Cuba and assistance to those in need

Raul Mas Canosa speaks about his brother Jorge: "He wanted to unite the exile community with Cuba, not take anything away from anyone."

Guillermo del Sol on the brink of death: He has been on hunger strike for 66 days

José Daniel Ferrer accuses Daniel Llorente of being an instrument of the Cuban regime: "It is shameful to hear him."

Daniel Llorente, "the man with the flag," returns to Cuba as a tourist: "No provocations."

Cubans intervene in a mural at the Málaga Fair that paid tribute to Fidel Castro

Yordenis Ugás defends the anonymous political prisoners of Cuba and warns that calling for freedom "for the sake of fashion" harms the cause

Activist Guillermo del Sol has completed 61 days on a hunger strike: "We are attentive to any outcome."

Diosbel Véliz Marín, an opposition figure, was murdered in Havana while working as a bicycle taxi driver

Guillermo del Sol in critical condition after nearly 60 days on a hunger strike in Cuba

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

Roilán Álvarez Rensoler, fifteen years of resistance, beatings, imprisonment, and torture: Can we count on you?

José Daniel Ferrer to military and police: "The end of communism in Cuba is approaching."

Rosa María Payá denounces the "humanitarian catastrophe in Cuba caused by a dictatorship with billions of dollars abroad."

"My daughter was chased before she was born": the harrowing account of a Cuban dissident

It has been reported that the political prisoner Yasser Fernando Rodríguez could die in prison

Cuban opposition figure Guillermo del Sol has surpassed 40 days on a hunger strike: his life is at risk

A reflection for the "liberators of sofas and screens"

Luis Manuel Otero: "I was honest even though no one expected it."

The historian believes that while there is discontent in Cuba, there is no opposition to lead it

Cynicism in its purest form: the regime claims that Luis Manuel Otero left Cuba "voluntarily."

Two years after his exile, Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca and his wife are still without documents in the United States

An opposition member from El Cobre is summoned before the regime's control apparatus on the eve of the event for July 26

The left no longer hides its connection to Castro

Activism or real politics? The difference that Cuba needs to understand

Luis Manuel Otero, on the verge of leaving hell and arriving in lands of freedom

The Cuban regime is preparing the largest change to the identity card: It wants to register voice, iris, and more data

Academic Hilda Landrove: "Cuba right now is a concentration camp... and the main responsible party is the regime."

"The Cuban people can spark another 11J in an instant," warns an activist from the San Isidro Movement